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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
3
Budapest reports that former Emperor Charles has entered Switzerland, guiding a closing chapter to the attempt to restore him as king of Hungary. Premier Count Albert Apponyi says Charles was likely duped by a colossal hoax by foreigners to advance an unseen design.
A rambunctious advertisement touts an extensive sale at the Art Furniture store in Lawrence featuring Congoleum rugs Axminster Brussels carpets and electric fans at deep cuts. The piece urges customers to get there choose bargains and promises delivery and trade for old furniture amid a flurry of salesmanship and hustle.
Local residents attend weddings services and church events in Lecompton and Topeka. Individuals travel to Lawrence and Topeka for rites, farming tasks, and family visits, including Princess Henry and Philip Wizer at a wedding, and various trips by Glenn, Bahnmaier, and Morris families.
Fragmentary OCR text references old remedies for ulcers eczema and skin sores. It mentions names and addresses in a garbled style with incomplete phrases and possible vendor or patient notes. The readable portion centers on healing claims and a street address.
Fragmentary report notes Riley traveling to Lecompton Saturday afternoon and calls at individuals including Geo Gle and Geo F. Padiminater. Weather lines indicate good conditions and daily commutes from home to Lecompton mutual high school.
Pottsville resident Mrs Sallie Siefert testifies she suffered female trouble for years and improved after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She gained weight and can resume work, urging others to try the remedy and share her experience.
Personal notes show numerous residents traveling to Kansas City and Topeka for business and social events. The weddings of Post Office Inspector Eri O Hallock and Miss Cassie Ruth Jackson are recorded as a highlight of the region.
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